The shieldiest Cap in MCU history, the four words that break Steve Rogers (“Who the hell is Bucky?”), and a listener-fueled brawl over what actually counts as a cameo. Minutes 81–85 of Captain America: The Winter Soldier — buckle up for one totally routine prisoner transport.
Matthew Fox, Kyle Olson, Rob Kubasko, and Pete Wright are going beat by beat through Captain America: The Winter Soldier — unpacking the craft, the comic roots, and everything HYDRA thought they could hide.
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The shieldiest Cap in MCU history, the four words that break Steve Rogers (“Who the hell is Bucky?”), and a listener-fueled brawl over what actually counts as a cameo. Minutes 81–85 of Captain America: The Winter Soldier — buckle up for one totally routine prisoner transport.
Hydra lays out its entire evil plan, a Penske truck does the franchise’s dirty work (again), and the Winter Soldier arrives to permanently redefine “road rage.” Plus: the best argument for how vibranium actually works ever made — courtesy of Dungeons & Dragons. And Sam Wilson brings a knife to a machine-gun fight. We need to talk about Sam’s knife.
This week: five minutes in which two spies almost have feelings, a man agrees to commit grand theft jetpack over breakfast, and a winged superhero is born. Also a robust, completely unsolicited defense of a 2012 smartphone, because apparently that is where we are now.
Pierce offers the Winter Soldier a glass of milk, shoots his housekeeper, and reveals he’s Hydra — and somehow that’s only the second-best twist in five minutes. Pete and Kyle break down the bunker-buster, the fade to black, and why the Winter Soldier is still barely in his own movie.
